Haven't we always been warned of the nightmare of nuclear codes falling into the hands of ignorant third-world boobs?  Somehow, that calls to mind the recent incident in Hawaii of a false nuclear alarm and the governor who delayed advising the public because he...couldn't find his Twitter password.  We've met the galoot – and he's here. According to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Gov. David Ige told reporters today that part of the delay in notifying the public that the Jan. 13 ballistic missile alert was a false alarm was that he did not know his Twitter account password. The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency issued the false alarm at 8:07 a.m., and Ige was told [that] the missile alert was a false alarm two minutes after the alert was sent to cell phones across the state.  However, Ige's office did not get out a cancellation message until 17 minutes after the alert. Ige was asked about that delay when he met...(Read Full Post)